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N0n-Resident Taxes.

"a, ,asent taxes in the city OF Ellsworth IN the
county ~ Hancock for the year A. D., 1857,
n HE following list OF taxes on real estate 81
non resilient owners in the city Of tllswoi' =,
tnn,ns 4 Ne,.owu collector of said city, on the
I5th ,,ay Of May, Al ~. 1856, has been returned oy
him L, me az remaining unpaid on the itth Gay %
Mav !, III 1851 bv his certificate Of that eiite anu
thay nnw remain unpaid ami notice Is hcreh,
given maj il said taxes. interest and charges afe
moi paid into the treasury OF said city wlti elsn
,esp n,onths from the date Of the commitment OF
snid hills 20 much uf the real estate taxed rs Is
sufficient 10 pay the amount due therefor. iheiuu
ing interest ana charges, will without tntther No
tipc ~, s,ld Al puulic auction, AT the aldermen
rnoin In said city u Ellsworth, on the 10Th aN OF
December. A. D., 1857, at ten o'clock IN the tofe'
npon
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Diocesan NehOO1 for Girls.
The r. Rev H. IS. Medley, d. d, President The
Rev w. ~. Martin, A. NJ, Principal. 10th year
opens Sept IA. Terms S275 and $3.50. Strong
corps of teachers Special advantages In Art and
Music. Send for circular lewS9
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Headquarters for Music p!

Banio~ Strings Heads and Banjo music in stock Any music
ordered receipt of catalogue ofpricc ~ have such
variety Will Try them but let you call and see
for Yourselves This j. to be cheap cash t3l
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Big Bargains in Every Department.
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-. T.. &c NNt>GHtM judge.
Attest '-thAS. 4. bonn Register.
4 i1s, copy, Aties, { ma. J. DURR Register
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Nonresident Tax Notice.

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Attest II. Il. SAUNDERS, Clerk.
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ciul Court, il Variation, Ellsworth. Auz. ~,
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Work on the new wharf was recon-
menced last Monday morning.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-08


The experience Of the State Of Massa
ohusotsa With the Hoosao tunnel hs.
certainly not been such as to recon
msnd the idea OF State ownership Of
railways. The tunnel has been, since
the day The firsl train went through IL,
what might be termed an elephant on
the hands Of The State. A dozen differ
eni plans for managing. or for misman.
aging Il, have been tried aud aaeh has
proved disastrous failure.
Al last the State has got rid Of is ele.
plant BY selling 10 to railway COM
pany which can probably use Il 70
greater advantage than the State has
ever been able 10 uss 10. The price re-
eaivsd for Il is 10 be paid in bonds
which have . long time TO ruu aud besl
= low rate Of Interest The State was a.
eager TO sell ~ IL The tunnel bad been a
real instead Of metaphofieal elephant,
and nov that the expensive hole in ths
ground IL safely OF its hands. the old
commonwealth can draw a Sigh Of re-
lief.
u has been . most unsuccessful ex
pertinent, and Massachusetts, SiIl prob
ably think long time before 1t invests
In another tunnel.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-08

PonT TOWNSEND, Jan. 7.--Ameriean
ship Bl0e Jacket, Captain Psrciyal, from
San Francisco, passed 40 the Sound
yesterday bound for Seattle, where she
loads a return cargo of ooal.
Swedish bark Belted will, Captain
Halthen. 500 toni, arrived here yesterday
from CAllao via Royal Roads The
Captain reports making the passage in
thirty eight days
American schOonFr J. b. Leeds. Cap
tain Moore, 2l7 tons, lumber laden from
LISA 'ady for Fedas Santos Bay, Mexico,
arrived here this morning. After ship.
ping crew she uili sail for her dessina
ton.
Americas schooner Queen, Captain
Brandt, now At Port Discovery. will
clear today aud sail Tomorrow with a
cargo Of lumber for 9uaymaa, Mexico.
American bark Emms T. CrovaIi,
CAptAin Pendleson, 1871 tona. which
has been here several days seeking, has
been chartered 10 load tse cargo Of
lumber which the Chilian bark Bella
Vista discharged here. She will pro-
coed to Port Hadlock aud finish her
cargo, ard then sail for Caliao, Perm.
Tue Norwegian ship Regina. reported
- chartered to load II one Of the Puget
Mil Campany's mills, loads Al Port
LndloW for Melbourne ahAFf.
American barkentise Grace Roberts,
nos At San Francisco, has been char
tered 10 load . cargo Of lumber on Pu-
sci Sound for Apia.
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ATTENTION, COMPANY 3.
ORDINANCE NO. 1856.

40 Ordin2ncs b amana Sections aad Z Of
DFdinAnce No s67 emitted -An 0Fdin4Eee
Covert ing The Tranae 10 Interesting IL
qaors washia TIE cisg Of Seattle /" pAsssa
july 81, lass.
TIE Civ Al s-attie does oraasn a. fallows.
6<cffsn Thai sestion Of 0zdiasnoe No.
5sT, entitled :. An Ordinances eovsrs ing IN
tKafno N fitoxieating hqsors within the eity
Of eeatfls,n passed Jni, 81, 1855 - and IN
same h herebv 20 aneaded q - red - fol
lows section 5. No license 10 sci or dispose
q Intervening or malt liquors shall - sr1nt
year. nor uatil after tie fiinE Of the petiffqa
fer sush license. - kersiaaftF proviisd Pro
vided. That. II for any other canse faaa for.
fixture Of The license for violati3n Of u OrdL
nance, - berainefter provided. any licanfse
SHALL cease 70 do basiness under license
granted pursuA1t 70 this 0Fsinance, the city
shall rezlin Of tie iicesse fee oaly & pro rata
proportion Of the same for sbs time from the
dAse Of the icsnss 70 the end Of the quarterly
period, 10 which such Iieenses shall ceaae 20
do such business, sud the excess above eneA
proportion shall De paid to the licensee upsn
The surendaF Of the nceass Provided, fur
thers that the hceass fee Aforesaid shall Be
paid ssmi-annaaliy 10 advances,
Sec That Section Of aasd 0rdinance No.
767 Be and the same L. hereby amended 50 e.
70 Rad - foticws: 6ectton Z. There shsli b
nled with shs said petition . bond running to
the City Of Seattle IN the penal sum Of g. 90,
signed BY the petiriooer and 20 less tbaa two
suretios. conditioned that the applicant for
aid license vii keep the room or pace where
sad Liquors are to be ssfd in a quiet. peace
abba and orderly maaner. and viii fnlly com
ply vitb tbs provisions and requfrsnents Of
this Ordnance, and will pay eli Judgments re-
covered against him for y viclstton Of the
same. Is must appear By the afaaavis Of the
surefies attached to said bend that they are
householdera In aud residents Of the City Of
SEATTLE, and they each are worth 920o0 over
and above al debts and liabilities, exclusive
Of property exempt FROM execution, nd that
tbey are not themselves interested win the
applicant IN the business 10 be conducted
an Ter "a d license. There must be aIed with
the ~ OF Seattle The receipt Of the City
Treasurer for the iull amount Of the license
fee for the term Of s1x moDths or one year, a.
/ hefeinbefoFe provided. before The Issuance Of
the license permit
Sec. 8. That sections and Of said ordi-
nance No. 767 be ana the SAME are hereby re.
pealed.
SEQ. 4 That this Ordinance shah take eaec.
and Be IN force from aad after iis passage and
/ approval,
| Passed BY the Common Council Of the Oily
Of seattle. December 80, 1885.
| Approved Deceu Der 30. ise6.
W. h. sH0UDY, Mayor,
| Filed December %. 1855.
/ W. h. FonKEsr. Clerk
Published January 81 1887.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-08

HE redacfton % internal revenue and
The taxing % ~ FsVenne STAMPS fruua
Proprietary Medicines, % daabs h4s
l4rseiy hensntted tes ennssMeFa. A. sell
IS Feiieviag tie oarden 81 home aan
nfAstnssr~. Esuecialiv j. stis tie Csc
9Th tsFsss's Asfasf Fl,snrP ne HascAssss
sSssrssa SVrNp. - TIE redaetson cf
thHtf al eats pr dnEsn. has ben
added b iEcresse IT, siE- II tae bostles
c>sEtAsntng these remedies. therSey
SWING oAe-dfth more ned ine II TIE
= o~ut si1e. he AsGsst FAasesr fer
nyspepsis and Liver Coss plsiat. and
ths ssrssss Nyrxp for Ccaeh and Lnne
traaoles. have. p<Fhsps. ths lsfresl sale
81 any nedieiBes IN tie Wofid The I'D
rast&gs - increased sins % the bottles
Wlil b. ErrAtiy appreciated b. tbs SEA
ard Afaiate1 In every town aud xsliage
in civaitnrd coeAffizaA Sampia hsaslaa
Zoe 10 camis EaEnAin the same atne. dniaw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-08

The government OF Madagascar has
negotiated loan in PAEis.part Of which
will Be devoted 10 the payment Of the
Frunch var indemnity and part 10 the
purchase Of new arms and munitions OF
var. The demands Of the French haS-
ing thus been satisfied. they will retire
from Madagascar immediately, and 10 is
10 be hoped that they vill hereafter
leave the much abused people Of that
island In peace.
There has net in modern times been q
more EniustihAhle var. or enc undes-
taken With more reckless disregard Of
the rights OF others. than that which The
French have for several years been
vaging in Madagascar. II vas var Of
conquest pure and simple. and iss co.'s
plste sascess vas frustrated. not 30 much
By the brave resistance Of The HovAs, a.
BY the deadly effect Of tie climate Of
the island apon the French soldiers. As
the oaeen Of Madagascar predicted AZ
she beginning OF the hoslillties, her do
minions have been ably defended BY
her two generals. Thirst aud Fever, and
the French proved Totally incapable q
eapine with commanders 70 fenauRed.
After namsroas efforts 10 crash the re-
sistanee oeered them. they are Rlaa %
sseeVs = small indemnity. aud 10 esl
away from the island - srsretally -
possible.
IA would Be yell II al peoples Who
are Struggling for heir llssrtiss against
nations snhitiOasef oonqasss possessed
swo sacA povsrfOl Aliiss a. Thirst and
EexeF
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rHE NEW rLEgEO-PNEUmoslA BILL


This bill, which 10 nov before both
branches Of Congress, has been pre-.
pared with great care by able members
OF Congress. and by the Committee Of
the Natie nal Cattle Growers Associs
ton. There l. pressing need that this
bill should be passed immediately.
What little IL being dune at Chicago to
stop the spread Of pleuro pneumonia
from that point, is done on credit, eK.
pectiBR that Congress and the IIlinois
Legislature will promptly make pro
visions for paying expenses already in
cured, and for prosecuting the work
more vigorously. But they have some
queer rulss in Congress, by which, il
one man objects. the most vital matters
OF the Nation are postponed from time
to time, Rntil tue ARRIVAL of tnat uni
versal whirlpool, where all important
matters are swallowed up, Want Of
time Z"
But there are many plans and
schemes, which control public matters
in Congress, which outsiders scarcely
dream. The free trader is the most ar
bitFary man living. all of bis acts,
thoughts and schemes are aetuated by
bis insane desire 60 aid Great Britain in
supplanting American producers With
the cheaply made goods Of Z gland
Their strongest argument now. in favor
of q reduction of the tariff, is the great
surplus in the Treasury. Hence the
ultra free tradsr Is nov opposed TO ap-
proPriating money TO stay the cattle
plague Of the country-oppased 10 pass
ing the agricultural experimental sta
ton l,w to aid the farmers Of the coun-
try, for fear such acts would reduce the
cash l.. the Treasury and thereby or atty
weaken their main argument for free
trade. Then the7 interpoee State rights,
as good reason for opposing the meas
ures 20 much desired aud so necessary
for the prosperity Of the farmer. Then
they whine over the terrible condition
of the farmer being taxed 30 high on his
iron and bis salt on account Of the
odions high protective Republican
tariff
With these objections, together With
the aid of crank editors and quRck dcc-
tors, Who are denying the existence of
any contagious plague among the stock,
the suffering and greatly endangered
people Of THIS country. can count on no
osFtaiaty when they will receive relief,
" ever. Bot II creek three miles long,
and dry nine months IN the year, could
be found 10 ask an appropriation; or II
the Presidential Mansion should ask for
twenty or forty thousand dollars for
flowers, there would be no ereat reform
eF found TO rise ia hia seat and cry II
object. "-IoaeS STATE Register.
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DAILY POST-IHTElllGERCER



Ths latest sshsme Of The PsnnssIvsnia
Rspublienna. %. 20 speak moss property,
that fassisn d them whose etasacieE-
fsssa han fog tbirts years been bind as
vosion 10 tbs Camer0na, il 70 bring cat
ssnasor ]. Donaid Canaescn - e&nsi
dats fer tie Presidency. 1hs idsa. cf
eourss, il 10 break Mr.. Biains's strengths
IN PsnnasIyania, Though there Ass
aoabsIess some whs bslisss that il msy
actually b possible 20 nominate Cam
eron.
This sohesns IL aaid 10 Be one EsSali
Of the dsafh Of General Logan The
original plans Of he Oamerons was 20
boom Governor Beaver for the nomina-
sion, 70 ssenFe - large portion Of tss
Pennsylvania delsg4sIOn - psssiols toE
hsp.. ana, when the baIIoting Ia tue eon'
yants0D grew interesting. 70 sFansiss
beavers strength 10 Logan ana by nom
mating him asfsai Blaine.
Death, however, pat an end % this
ulan, and ths pFoiect Of booming SEN
ator Cameron VS. sdoptsd ~ the nexi
best ching. Beaver vas dFopped bessnss
Il vas thsueht that Cameron could de-
velop more strength and bsssnse Be y
more familiar figure 70 the people Of
the Unlssd States. Simon CamsfoB,
thoueh over eighty years Of age. viii b
relied upon 20 engineer the hoem. and
be VIII be seconded BY bis astuts lisnten-
anis. Qaay and Maeee.
The idea IL not . good one, because
Cameroa has never done anything =
pFove bis htness for the Presidency.
His career ~ q Senator has been singh
larry commonplace. and be Say justly
be regarded a. ons Of the most ordinary
Of tho many ordinary men who ooeapy
seats in The upper house Of Congress.
He could never have reached the senate
bat for the strong hold whioh bis father
san retains upon the Republican party
Of Pennsylvania. He himself has done
nothing 20 sntltls him 10 20 - poFtani
an once, and ks exists - 9 political
factor only because be is ths hsiE Of
The vast power which bis father onse
welded.
II there il little reason 10 suppose that
ha weuld make good President. there
h lees reason 70 suppose that be woald
make good candidate. There is moth.
ing about him to excite enthusiasm,
nsthlne 10 attract the votes Of any bas
regular Republicans, and nothing 10
commend him either 70 the Judgment OF
90 the imagination Of men. he is not
an ofatoE-not even an ordinary speak
er, aud bis service In the Senate hss
demonstrated bis lack Of the qualities
Of stasssmanship. The best thing thai
can be said Of his public career Il that
he has been consistent Republican.
Thai IL great deal. 10 be sure. but the
county IL full Of consistent Republi-
cans Who do not look upon their con.
sIsteney as q recommendation for the
Presidency.
II Pennsylvania must present can
didaie 10 the next Republican conven-
ton, BY all means let u be Beaver rather
than Cameron. Beaver would mske The
better candidate Of the two, and !. l. al
together probable that be would make
the better President. He would, At
least, owe his advancement 10 bic own
ability and not 10 the engineering power
Of bis father.
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nINlsTEn nasNlNC.

Tee hresidsni was - lsRG IN sending
The nAme u Minister Mansine 10 she
6eease thai the psopie had ahoas res.
sasded themselves that b. Ssaid h psg-
mitts 70 rstarn 10 TIE Uaitsd states
and relieve the Amsricaa ssssacnss Of
Mexico OF the preseoee Of Minister
uhs is in the habit o. moFsifyisg then
By going en an eecASisnAl Prcsosssd
spree, II tksre vas eny eesitAtlon In
The nasaeE, however. tse Prssideas has
ovefecms b. and the ssnsis uill b -
corded she privilege Il diaeassis : he
prepgsssy Il Ais AAnniug's aesionA.
The preaant Administration has eess
laialy been exceediaRis unisssunAte N
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-08

The only obisctiouabls feasure f1s
balls roe sas % The IntsrSisee Com
mescs bill is the aDD0intmeut Of tne
I've commissioners. let this be medi-
led 90 - % p1t TIE control under TIE
tnanaQenenf Of e1psrisnosd and recoR.
nszsd leading railroad aushoFiiieas sDd
theu he Intsr Stale bill. they say, vii
hesoms . very popaiar measure.--
Ks<saaa.
This Is aboHt The coolest proposition
shat has yss been MADE tn connection
effh the subiect Of eOmmerce bssweeH
fhs States and ifs regulation. In plain
laneuaee, il IL that law be framed feI
the purposs Of controlling The vast and
Rsewinq powsr Of the railroads. and
that the execution Of that Law Be left
10 the railroads themselves. ThiI
would Be regulation With . venesanes
Hsp9ily tie balls vko say this are mol
likely 70 have mash inauence over M
men Who are pushing the Inier-Ststs
Oommsrce bill. and u u net At sll pFob.
able that the measure sill b modified
in accordance With their wishes.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-08

In - edsizkfal upon he sec Ffsneh
rife. bssHd upo1 articles u TIE kar1zisn
ioaFnafs, eur readers 19T Eesollec<
e0zne E1alemenis made EsRsf1iBR ths
Esrs snail caiihoK Of ths usx weapea.
Il W4s sid that, seoeFdinG % caleala
fipns ct IN abis makhematiGian and
sssanf, fhn absolutely peEfeet Kits q
the future shonid have . eakleeE Of
abpnf uillimeters. The new French
rife excseds this KeokoufnR ~ about !
millsmeters bus 10 elaimed tbg ths
Fsencb) 20 Be q far more perfsct
ueapou than any other Of les kind and
nnch more nearly npDrsximsfinE the
ideal ride Of she mathematical tnHax-
ISIS
EIssuhsrs, hosever, these eiaims
have been regarded With susplelon-
That . rife with q snall caliber . de-
aifable has not been dentsd; Bot tne
kind Of powder ordinarily u.ed 9onld
n0t suit 3 emall-naliber Fifie. The
French assert they have invented .
special and smoksiess powder exaeGiy
suited 60 the necessities Of the novel
arm; bat competent military anthori-
ties refuse eredence 20 the assertion.
Among these must be ineluded Count
Bylandt Rheidt, Minister Of War, who
made the foil0wina remarkable speech
before q recsnt Austrian delegation at
Vienna:
~Ihe question What oaliber should be
given she rife, necessarily raises The
question also Of uhst powder should b
nsed. Il Is possible that hef0fe another
year has elapsed, the poudsr necessary
for small ealibers may be discovered; Il
=.
covered ct AL. In France, whsse the
small ealiber has been ad0pted-and
Fran e IL the only countrJ in which 4
has been ad0pted-some new prepare
ton appears to have been invented, Z
SORT Of nitrate, which IL 10 take the
place Of powder, and thus enable tht
email calibeR 20 be used. But theuRk
the French Minister Of War aay have
the courage 10 base the armament 81
the French military forces uDun this
new invention, confess that could
not have the same courage
Probably this Minister'S doabts and
the doubts Of ether military men. upon
the expedie ey Of abandoning gunpow-
der, and adopting q nsv chemical COM
pound that has NOS e. jet undergone the
indisputabse test Of use IN var. oan Be-
settled only by the next great Earepsan
struggle. Il will certainly decide the
value Of such chemistry; but should The
existing military systems be subsequent
~ maintained. and the French veapoE
prove to be all that has been claimed fol
q, the other great armies Of the world
would have TO be provided with equally
powerful arms. and some seven or eiRnl
millions Of rides. at least, have 70 b
either remodeled or condemned-mosl
probably the lateral q cast that ter.
r'h-s the imagination. Orleans
Tfmes- Democrat.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-08

THE QuEES's LAcE HAsDxEscHIEF. .
--AnOther large aadiense assembled as
she 0peFA HoGse last evening 10 sisnsss
the perfoFnance o. that charming op-
era. Tue Qaeen's Issce Handkerchief"
By she Pyks Oc<rA ampany. The par
f9gmsRce was usaSs cfedisabss ihrou9h-
cot. SsAnnis Winston. IS the ktue. wa
excesainSty coed. ans Miss L9aise Man
tired. - the u7esB. Miss reiaiiA Evans,
IS nensA treas. Mr.. SAmnel W. ksens,
- the PFeDteF, And Mr.. O. n. Pike, zs
CeFxanses. are scarcely lsss 20 b eoa-
uasnded- The efforts Of Mr.. Lsass de
Ltnee. - Don Sanrho. veFs also re
esiVed sith hieh favor, and be waa gIv-
- several enthusiasts encaFss TIE
eoaras stnE ng vas especially good last
stcatns. ard the audien6s exinoed its
appreciation ~ treQaecs and eensroas
aVpaanse.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-08

Christian Church, Seneca street be
tween Third end Fourth. Sunday Sehoal
m. BY alder A NJ Sweeney Of Tacoma.
The pubic cordially invited 20 be ptes-
ent
First Methodist EpiscnpAl Church, Sec.
end street. near CoiumhlA. Rev. A. j,
Hanson, pastor.--SerVices at II q m. end
= m tomorrow sunday school 81
close u morning service. Strangers al
ways welcome.
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~ sAoiss o. Iisforrion ninisssss From
psor KsiIsT dssu tksy bare bsss mess
kanilistise failures. Tssrs i ssaresl5
ous. sxsspsfne MsEans snd Psn5ietsa,
vbo kas Fsprsssnssd his e0untsy II :
cEsdifabIs and dienf6sd nanEsE- And
Mexteo haa osrisinly 30 tie wssss q
the lot. No Boonsr bad Envsy EeaR.
wssk shorouehiy diaQraesd hts eoautrs
shsn Minister ManniDg was cent 20 -
that lks impreasi6n uhieh be hsd mas.
saa nes easeed. Mexico shsuid den anE
hssvy damages fer this dauhls indiRniiy
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-08

And IN aascordance with law. and IN o.
der o. The Board OF Dlrectora. nads On
the 1ork day q urtober. is5i % many
ahares o. each parcel Of such stock - may
- neoesssFy, " Il Be Sid - Duklic auction
Al he once u the company. - Saerar
mento street san fFAncieeo. California.
WednesdAy, the 5th day q January. ies7,
~ fne hour Of u o'clock .. m .cf sd
dsY. 70 pAy said celEqaenf zss.ass1tnz
Theresa. togsther with the e149I - adF1f-
ti.frQ ara expensas Of The sale
1879 r II hEEikRsOS.
Secretary Of kentoa Coal Company.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-08

The meeting for the Organization Of
branch Of ths National League. to be
held at Yssler's hall this evening,
should be we'll attended. This is 8
most worthy movement, and il shsaId
be entered into With the proper spirit.